Colony Review

Colony is located at 7 Raffles Avenue Ritz Carlton Millenia Singapore | The Ritz-Carlton, Millenia Singapore, Singapore 039799, Singapore. The service is very good and the food is fresh and delicious! I like oysters very much. Whether eaten alone or with lemon, they taste great. Ribeye also recommends it. It is also delicious with truffle mashed potatoes on the side. I really want the tomato soup. The most unexpected thing is that it tastes delicious. It is very fragrant and smooth. Thank you Nina. The service is very considerate and attentive. He was very patient in helping us order the food. He will explain it when the food is served. I give you a thumbs up!

The buffet held in the restaurant of the five-star hotel tastes very good. The key is that the ingredients are relatively high-end, including crabs, etc., and the price is relatively expensive. I especially like the various small cakes.

Although I don’t really like buffets because we always have buffets for company meetings, I think the buffet at the Ritz-Carlton is very good. The quality of each food is good, and there is even high-end Spanish ham.

The restaurant is full of old photos, echoing the name of the restaurant, colony. There is also a large space with high ceilings and a light-transmitting arc ceiling, which is great for taking photos. Eight open kitchens offer food from all over the world. Cereal shrimp, Indian barbecue, and DIY salad bar are all the characteristics of the restaurant. Weekday lunch is only 58++ SGD, and there is a 10% discount for paying with some bank cards. Price: (buffet lunch) Monday to Friday 58++, Saturday 62++; (buffet dinner) Friday and Saturday 92++, Sunday to Thursday 78++.

In the second half of last year, the Colony restaurant at the Ritz Carlton Hotel launched an afternoon tea called Journey, which features five kinds of exquisite savory snacks with Chinese, Malay, Indonesian, Western and Singaporean characteristics. The dessert section is all self-service and also includes a glass of Moët & Chandon Brut Imperial champagne.

The buffet restaurant at the Ritz-Carlton Hotel Singapore has eight open kitchens, offering everything from Southeast Asian cuisine to European cuisine. The high-ceilinged space, the light-transmitting arc ceiling, and the black and white partitions are covered with old photos of Singapore when it was colonized by the British, which echoes the restaurant's name, Colony, and really makes you feel like you've traveled back to Singapore 200 years ago.